I have absolutely no idea. I just haven’t developed the habit of checking it that often.

I don’t keep track and especially don’t keep track between what I’ve asked and what I’ve answered.

Sometimes I neither ask nor answer for a few days (if I’m busy or on vacation) so I guess that’s where the answer would lie.

3 months.

It was a long time ago, when I first joined…

Well, it was because I didn’t log in for 3 months.

Not a clue, don’t care anywhere near enough to bother calculating.

No idea. The longest I’ve gone without asking a question at all is 7 months but I still answered questions during that time so I’m sure I must have accrued some lurve from GAs.

I guess it’ll get slower and slower the more people max out on me.

@jca Sometimes I neither ask nor answer for a few days (if I’m busy or on vacation) so I guess that’s where the answer would lie.
If you were not here it would be more akin to a hiatus than a drought. If you were here three months and asked 20 questions, if you received lurve for the 6th question you asked but then received no more until question 15, there would be a drought; you actively asked and were here, but did not record any GQs.

Let me check with my private CPA and statistician. They keep track

lurva?

No idea. I don’t watch my lurve closely enough to know.

^^ Well lurve is not a word, but flies here unmoidded anyhow, go figure.

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31 inches, I think.

Gourd, how I hate an unmoidded question!

@Blondesjon has me beat, @

04:09:35:56

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